As you have proven to yourself from the slurry test, the pH of the liquid doesn't change the pH of the media. The media changes the pH of the liquid within an hour.
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Hahah you are correct sir!!As you have proven to yourself from the slurry test, the pH of the liquid doesn't change the pH of the media. The media changes the pH of the liquid within an hour.
Ahahaha!! We will see won’t we
I’m ROLLING THE DICE hahaha lol
This hurts my brain haha.guess I don't have to tell you, but if I rember right alumminum sulfat works vs molybdenum and this vs Nitrogen...
I did see that! I took a sneak at it and didn’t see anything right off the bat but I need to dig around in there a little more.I know that you've probably already looked and posted to it but by chance did you see they reopened the Mega Crop thread now that they are a sponsor again? I'm wondering if maybe there is someone with similar issues, and hopefully solutions buried in that thread lol
Either way I'm sending good vibes to you and your girls![]()
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Good point on the light height as I’ve not really put much thought into it other than ensuring I hit my DLI weekly goals. At first I thought closer lights with lower power levels would be better. However it was pointed out to me that higher up in the tent with more power to hit my DLI goal would give better light penetration through the canopy.I can't find any info on light height, intensity, canopy temps, humidity, air flow or pests to determine what is causing the low transpiration.
Understood. I have have often wondered/ thought that I could achieve my target VPD numbers with a wide range of various environments so long as there was the correct temperature to humidity ratios.Although, VPD is a great tool to dial things in, I would probably abandon that until you get the environment correct, then dial it in to fine tune it.
Fully get that.Not being there in person, I have to make alot of assumptions, so Please correct anything I misunderstood!
My tent walls are most certainly sucked in but not dramatically so.I ran into problems in my tent from too much negative pressure. If the tent walls are being sucked in, it is probably too much. I didn't use an intake fan, but solved it by opening all the vents. I Believe too much negative pressure affects how the water moves thru the plant.
This is not a bad idea. Currently the 3 blowing across the canopy are blowing down across it. I can easily move the fans around so that they are blowing up through the canopy. I will probably make that change this afternoon actually.Instead of having your fans blow accross and downward into the canopy, I prefer to lower them to blow across and upward to push the heat away from the tops. To increase evaporation, you could also use one to blow upward thru your plants.
Here is the current snapshot of what it looks like with lights on. Day time temp I’m 87° night time I’m 76° and the only time the heater comes on is at night.I am curious to see what the temp and humidity would be if you disconnect the humidifier and heater? Raising the lights at higher percentage was a great idea! Does that provide adequate heat in the tent without need for the heater?
There is also the possibility that your Perched Water Table is too high in the SIPS. Increasing the the air zone between the upper medium and res by watering less, but more often could help.